[SciPy-User] Simulations

hi Ram,
looks interesting,
too bad it doesn't run with python 2.5 :-(
good luck,
Stef
cool-RR wrote:
> Hello,
>> This is not directly related to SciPy; I'm posting it here because I
> figure that there may be people here who know the scientific computing
> world enough to help me with my question.
>> I've been working on an open-source scientific computing project for
> about 6 months now, and I've come to the conclusion that it's about
> time to find other users except myself for it, so I may get valuable
> feedback about which direction I should be taking this project.
>> The project is called GarlicSim (http://garlicsim.com> <http://garlicsim.com/>). It's a Pythonic platform for working with
> simulations. You may read more about it on the webpage. In short, it's
> a very general framework for creating, running and analyzing
> simulations. It's not specific to any scientific field; Its role is to
> provide a general mold into which all simulations can be cast. If you
> want to know more about it you can also read a (yet-incomplete)
> introduction
> <http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1927707/Introduction%20to%20GarlicSim.doc> to
> it.
>> So what I want to know is, who would be good potential first users for
> this, and how could I reach them?
> I'm not even sure which scientific field I would like to target, so
> please suggest.
>>> Thanks,
> Ram Rachum
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